Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-14

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1sftorusaes HAND SHAKING sss a. night
Ia tha z8aai Oh DAYS shea there sere bat
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90 0GL hose KOod oid GAYS as gone AAA
tnl, silly I'D custom should has vanished
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prsssnl each one Of he crowd Ia attead-
ance With . gsnulns satosrsph-
Speaking Of miracles. Mrs.. Cleveland is
nersslfa nifsele. DFecgiy after Leaving
boarding school. while yea girl ia years,
zua ~aolly lsckiag Ia worldly and social
sxpereaoe. sac married the President Of
The nitsd STATES aud became thus. by
rgal of pa0ilc position. ths ufst lady Ia
tie and And still ale has kAONn euo4s "a
never IN aLy sense, uor for a laoMent. ~
display undue consciousness OF her position.
o. - ia auY manner make herself conspicu-
Gus. Hex behavior on lac trsD
thos 4r has been model
OF woaauly and witely department.
aud she has endured with apparent ease, a
physical pressure more tasn sufficient %
orrax down mAny nlsn. and sustained. with
grace and modest dl<alty. al organized IA
u0nal fAltesy such as might have turned
the strongest female head.
Macy people seem 20 think that both Mr..
aud Ars. Cleveland are jas. now having a
picnic. Dcnt fool yourselves that way
There is, Of course, in one sense. both
pleasure aud satisfaction ia the Big Trip,
bat there = also the alloy OF apprehension
and the danpe- OF dezd-tifedness. AZ Is one
constant everlasting Tug aud stra.n-mental
and physieal-and thoughts OF the quiet
corner Ia the private snuggery a. home
and Of that dear old bed IN the White
House. with - common sense q mensiOn.
and comfortable spring mattresses, must
ollen riS- no 10 torment the tirsd, bored
and almost sleepless travellers. And While
Mr. C.sselAnt does not seem the man 10 IN
dulge in needless fears for bis personal
safety. lie cannot well forget the fate of Mr.
1 Garfield. nor that the woods are now as full
| % crsnks as then. and that. only the othsr
dav. while in s.. Louis, wo
man on the Fair Grounds threw
a pancake a. Mrs.. Cleveland be
/ cause she couldn't help IT," TIL,
nett pancake Is a. likely TO b. brick or q
bullet, and the Presidents wife Is iust a
| much at the mercy Of the freaks OF fools a.
IS the President
| They say that Mr. Cleveland does not
seek 70 be renominated. We are AFRAID tha
| this Is al error. Mrs. Cleveland Is yOunl
and ambitious, and will not have it any
other way. aud only the singing Of the be
in the Presidential bonnet could ever driv'
. naturally retired, easy going, comfortable
4 living and utterly unssien at.0us man like
/ Grover Cleveland 20 undergo the nameless
endless tormsuts Of what 50 many peopli
are pleased 70 look upon a. pfe-eminentll
/ pleasure excursion.
VIII the investment pay